SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6190, 19 September 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

" " ''\'r:—- —♦. - - '.■'.- Ilian VfATBB, UMlay.—Auckland 3.2J— •■ ■'-' „■■ ■„ 'Manukau 6.23 0.52 <?TO.—EJsej,s se::iet».E.s2 ■■ ■ ■ ' Mooir.- New, 23rd,. 11.33 p.m. • . ARRIVALS-17thl Atlantic, whooner, Haywood, from Barotonga* Passenger.—Mr. Anderson. —A. 8.Donald, agent. . Saucy Kate, ichooner, Lewis, from Rnssell.— I Joseph .Craig, agerjt. • Venus, ketch, Regan, from Mercury Bay.— D. H. McKenzie, agent. Iris, cutter, Edwards? from Whangarei.— Master, . Hawk, Government schooner, Grey, from a cruize. ' ; Golden Isle, schooner, Watts, from Kussell. — Master, agent. ■ Sea Breeze, schooner, TJrqahart, from Greymouth.—Stone Bros., agents. ; Mana, cutter, Baxter, from Tairua.—Master, agent. .. . Lizette, ketch, Jones, from Thames.—Stone Bro»., agente. ■ ' Champion, cutter, McDermott, from NguDguru. —Master, agent. Eleanor, cutter, Gomez, from Tairua. — Master, agent. : Wellington, s.s., Farquhar, from Knssell and Northern ports. Passengers : Messrs. Bill, AlcKeown, Kemp, Campbell, Spry, C. Grey, Coulton, Wilkinson, White, . Roberts (2), West (2), Ryland, Misses Hotton, Sage, Weston, Flavell, Mr. and Mr». Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Wyles, Mr. and Mrs. Weston, Mesdames HendersoD, Brown and one prisoner and a native.— A. McGregor, agent. -

Glenelg, e.e., Stephenson, from Tanranga. Passengers : Miss Peaslon, Messrs. White, Sibbin, Croxton, Sims, Brannd, Whiteaide, Webater, Burgess, Menzie, O'Connor, Mackay, Ansley, Biggs, Keale. Dicre, Bindon, Henderson, Brain, Campbell, McGeebie, Brabant, Medcalfe, White, , Stuart, F. Wrigley, J. Wrigley, and 6 steerage. —A. McKenzie, agent. Lizzie Guy, brigantine, from Oamaru. — Master, agent. Marion, schooner, Short, from Nieuc. Passengers: Mr. H. G. Carr.—Henderson and Micfarlane, agents. Zealandia, P.M. s.s., Chevalier, from San Francisco and Honolulu. Passengers (saloon) :— For New Zealand: Mesdames Gay and child, T. T. Gamble; Misses Gay, Wake, Wood; Messrs. W. L. Newman, J. B. Touch, E. H. Wake, H. Clayton, L. Harris, A. B. Dunlop, Ackerman, Tchicherne; Masters Gamble (2). Steerage : Mesdames Sheasby and child, Porter; Messrs. George Ewing, William Ewing, Robert Garratt, John Porter, F. Sheasby, J. McLain, D. K. McMannuj, J. H. Irsdale, J. B. Hunter, Thomas Watson ; Masters Gay (4). For Syduey : Mesdames McGuire and three children, M. E. Smith and child; Misses Donovan, Miller; Mr. and Mrs. J. Moliueaux, Mr. and Mrs. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Weir, Mr. bud. Mis. Atwater; Mes3rs. Jlcßeau, H. Grant, H. W. Bunneister, Kenrich, James Morsley, Holdswortb, Vanrompey, F. Giese, Schnitzler, E. Thiele, Shade, T. Byan, H. Eyre, William Carroll; and 21 in the steerage.—T. T. Gamble, agent. Swordfish, brigantine, from Lyttelton. Roderick Dhp, brigantiae, from Dunedin, via Oamaru. ENTEKED INWARDS. Atalanta, schooner, 31 tons, Donovan, from Ngunguru, with 24,071 feet timber. Fairy, schooner, 34 tons, Bell, from Russell, with 50 tons coil. Speedwell, ketch, 36 tons, Taylor, from Mercury Bay, with 29,300 feet sawn timber. Sea Breeze, schooner, 48 tons, Urquhart, from Greymouth. Sancy Kate, schooner, 40 tons, Lewis, from Russell, with 60 tons coaL Santa Cruz, ketch, 92 tons, Ayres, from Suva. Atlantic, schooner, CO tons, Haywood, from Rarotonga. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Elsinore, schooner, 36 tons, Stephens, for Tairua. Atalanta, schooner, 31 tons, Donovan, for Ngaugurn. Adah, ketch, 29 tons, lladers, for Tairua. Speedwell, ketch, 36 tons, Taylor, for Mercury Bay. Mercury, cutter, 30 tons, Yates, for Tairua. IMPORTS. Per b.s. Zealandia, from San Francisco: — 50 boxes fish, 35 flasks quicksilver, 1 box custingo, 1 case seeds, 9, sacks barley, 660 cases apples, 50 cases onions, 4 bales broom cane, 1 case wire, 100 cases salmon, 50 boxes dried fruits, 2 packages rake material, 1 case sample boxes, 1 box clocks, 2 bales clothing, 1 package printed matter, 6 cases books, 1 c.ise shoes, 2 cases drugs, 16 cases merchandise, 1 package rubber stamps, 11 parcels sundries, 2 cases borax, 8 packages : total. 1015 packages sundries. For Wellington: 160 cases salmon, 50 cases oysters. For Lyttelton: 22 bales hops, 2 packages rake material. For Dunedin : 700 cues salmon, 20 bales hops.

Per schooner Marion, from Nieue : 21 bales, 172 bags cotton, 25 bales, 78 bagi fungus, 15 bales fibre, 12 tons copra, 75 kits arrowroot. Per brigahtine Lizzie Guy, from Oamuru: 1000 bags wheat, 72 bagsland 1 ton potatoes, 4 kegs nails, 1 ton copper, 3 kegs butter. Per schooner Sea Breeze, from Greymouth : 70 tons coal. Per ketch Santa Cruz, from Suva : 700 bunches bananas, 46 bales wool, 1 bale hair. Per Echooner Atlantic, from Rarotosga: 30 bales cotton, 26 bales kapoke, 80 casks limejnice, 180 bigs raw cottou id husk, 143 bags beche de mer, 8 bigs preserved bananas, 4 tons copra, 1 bag fungus, 10,600 oranges, 2 bags coffee cleaned. Per brigactine Swordfish, from Lyttelton : 60 tons flour, 500 sacks wheat and potatoes. Per brigantioe Roderick Dhu, from DunediD, via Oamaru : 725 sucks oats, 771 sacks wheat, 10 hogsheads ale, 48 sacks pollard, 332 sacks 800 (oOlbs.) bags flour, 70 eacke oatmeal, 100 sacks bones, 20 sacks oatmeal, 50 sacks flour, 100 (lOOlbs.) bags flour, 200 (SClbs.) bajs flour, 10 sacks pearl barley. ; Inwabd CoAsrwiSE.—Ellen, cutter, from Wade, with 7000 shingles; Lake St. Clair, barge, from Omaha, with 45 tons firewood nnd 150 ft. house blocks; Rata, barge, from Port Charles, with 26,500 ft. timber. Outwahd Coastwise. —Lagoon, barge for Mercury Bay; Rata, bargo, for Port Charles, The schcner Atlantic arrived on Friday night from Rarotonga. Captain Hayward rereports that she left Rarotonga on August 27th. During the passago experienced very light winds, and frequent and protracted calms. The Atlantic brings a cargo of Island produce, and a quantity of oranges in fine condition. The brigantine Lizzie Guy arrived from Oamaru yesterday afternoon, having experienced some dirty weather. The master reports: Left Oamaru at 8 !um. on August 31, with strong south wind, which run the vessel 30 miles north of Banks' Peninsula, thonce north and light easterly winds to Capo Palliser. On the 3rd September encountered strong north wind, which lasted until the Ctb, when we met with a strong gale from the west, which hauled to south, aad ran us to East Cape, which we passed on the Bth; thence S.E. breeze, which lasted until 2 p.m. on the 9th, the wind then coming from W.S.W. and west on the 11th, increasing to a strong gale from west; were obliged to heave the vessel to. On September 12 still blowing a hard gale, and looking veiy dirty. Squared away for Hicks' Bay, and brought to anchor at 6 p.m. At midnight blowing a heavy gale from W.N. W. Left Hicks' Bay at midnight on the 13tb, with fine S.B. breeze, which lasted until 4 a.m. on the 14th. thence wind comini; from W. and S.W. very light. Light E. and N, weather till arrival. The schooner Marion arrived fiom an Island cruise yesterday afternoon. She left Auckland on the loth of August, with wind S.W. and light. On Tuesday, at i p.m., loft Big Barrier, wind east, which continued for about sixteen hours. From thence to Savage Island, fine weather. Experienced two days very light wind, the vessel making only eighty-four miles in two days. Arrived at Savage Island on Thursday, the 25th, and had fine weather daring the stay there; left again on Wednesday evening, the 31»t, for Sunday Island. Had rather a long passage, occasioned by head winds and calms, and arrived off Sunday Island on Friday morning; thence, until Tuesday morning, calms. Left on Tuesday evening and made the Barrier on Sunday morning, at 2 a,m. The barque Gwendoline, 356 tons, was expected to leave New "Sork for Oamaru and Auckland about August 26. Tbe. 8.8. Glenelg arrived from Tauranga at 31.20 mm, yeaterdaj. She is announced to

proceed to Busselt and Northern ports, 1 o'clock this afternoon. '■■■' >~: / : :, . ! The s.B. Wellington arrived from Rosjell an* ) Northern porta on Saturday morning. _ She is announced to -leave for . Tauranga this afternoon. :; ■ v ' • ' '■ : : There was but one vessel at Rarotonga (Agnes Donald) when the Atlantic left, the Pearl being in the group. ,■■ ■ ■ _ - The barque Beatrice Havener sailed from New York on July 29 for Auckland and Welliugton. She bring* the following cargo fo Auckland :—3300 cases kerosene oil, 25 c«es spirits terpentine, 28 cases axle grease, 12 cases grease, 60 bundles plaster, 66 cases agricultural implements, 18 cases kitchenware, 3 cases hardware, 3 cases harrow*, \ cases inowera, 3 cases tinfoil, C cases sewing machines, 20 cases tools, 104 reels wire, 8 iron safes, 39 packages elate pencils, 4 packages machinery, 6 cases firearms. 7 eases trucks, 2 cases rakes, 33 handles, 291 cases chairs, 33 cases organs, 10 cases brooms, 300 cases clothes pins, 33 cases waggons, 57 cases clocks, 8 cases wooden ware, 48 bundles shoe pegs, 26 bundles trunks, 12 poles, 99 bundles washboards, 50 bundles rims, 2 bundles poles and shifts, 1 case brashes, 1 case carriageware, 1 case buggy, 42 cases drugs, 50 cases sarsapaiilla, 38 cases manufactured tobacco, 15J cases manufactured tobacco, 2 cases cigars and cigarettes, 73 casks seed, 15 racks merchandise, 93 cases merchandise, 27 cases paintings. 22 cases platedware, 12 cases harness, 3 cases leather, 13 packages drills, 9 packages lampware, 7 packages mattresses, 3 eases specimens, 3 casfes watches and toys, 3 cases saddlery, I and 36 planks. The brigantine Roderick Dhu arrived from Dunedin via O.tmani, last night. She left the latter place on the 11th instant, with N.W. wind, and passed Bank's Peninsula next day, the wind freshening and hauling to the south ; rounded the Eist Cipe on the 15th instant, with light breese from the S.E., K and N.E. until arrival. The brigantine Swordfish arrived from Lyttelton last night. She left on the 6th. The Union S.S. Oo.'s s.b. Ringarooma, which leaves for Sydney to-morrow, proceeds thence to Melbourne, and oin to the South of New Zealand. The s.s. Hero goe;i from Melbourne to Sydney, and is expected to leave the latter port for Auckland abont the 29th inst. She will probably continue plying between Auckland and Sydney until fresh arrangements are made, especially with regard to quarantine. The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s ship .Str.icatbro sailed from London on July 28 for this port, with 44 passengers. Messrs. Shaw, Saville, and Co.'s vessel the Anteros left London for Auckland on July 30. The New Zealand Shipping Company expected to despatch the Loch Urr about August IS. and the Coromindel about September 8, for this port. The Union S.S. Co.'s b.s. Ringarooma left Gisborne at 10 a.m. yesterday, and should berth at the Queen-street wharf about noon today. She proceeds to Sydney, via Kussell, at 4 p.m. to-morrow. The schooner Marion, while off Sunday Island on the 3rd inst., experienced two severe shocks of earthquake, each lasting about twenty seconds. ARRIVAL OF THE P.M.S.S. ZEALANDIA FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The P.M. s.s. Zealandia arrived about 6 o'clock yesterday morniog, having made one of tho smartest trips on record. We aro indebted to Mr. Ronald Macdouald, the purser, for full files, and the following report:—On August 28 (Sunday), at 2.15 p.m., left P.M.S.S. Co.'s wharf, San Francisco, discharged pilot at 3.39 p.m., arrived at Honolulu on September 4, at 10 a.m., and left a?ain at 5.40 p.m.; sighted the Great Barrier on the 18th, at 0.30 a.m., and stopped for the Auckland pilot at 5.10 a.m.; received pilot on board at 5.25 a.m. Steaming time: San Francisco to Honolulu, 6 days 18h. 21min.; Honolulu to Auckland, 12 days llh. 45min.; detention at Honolulu, 7h. 40min.; time, San Francisco to Auckland, 19 days 13h. 46min. Weather, moderate and fine during the voyage, with the exception of the 11th, 12th, and 13th, when strong head winds and sea were met. The Zealandia resumed her voyage to Sydney at noon. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Hannah Mokau, s.s., McCarthy, from Raglan. —Waller and Co., agents. Rowena, s.s., Scott, from Now Plymouth. Passengers : —Misses Grey (2), Messrs. Thompson, Peterson, and GodalL—A. Barne3, agent. Hawea, s.s., Kennedy, from the South. Passengere : —Mrs. Gore and servant, SergeantMajor Dinncen, Mrs. Owen, Miss Cleghorn, Mr. De La Mare, Mr. Wright, Mr. P. H. Engel, Dr. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and four children, and five eteerage.—U.S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Hawea, e.g., Kennedy, for the South. Passengers .-—Colonel Lyon, Messrs. Nanmann, Iredale, Harris, Ackerman, Watson, Hunter, Keeley, Touch, Fraeer, Rigby, and Atkinson. — Union S.S. Co., agents. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Hannah Mokau, from Raglan: 9 pigs, 11 bales flax, 6 hides, and 4 packages.

Per s.s. Hawea, from the South : 25 cases lobsters, 23 paokages butter, 9 cases waters, 1 horse, 12 hides, 5 bundles skins, 1 safe, and 14 packages sundries. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Hawea :—For Now Plymouth: 111 packages. For Picton : i packages. For Nelson : 9 sacks oysters, 20 boxes soap, 2 casks flowerpots, and 7 packages. For Wellington : 5 bales, and 16 packages merchandise. For Wanganui: 4 trusses, S cases ; and 229 bag mail —for all ports. Per s.s. Hannah Jlokau, for Waitara: 40 boxe3 soap, 11 cases biscuits, 22 packages joinery, 10 cases ale, 11 casesgeneva, 10 cases wine, 10 canes kerosene, 10 tons white lead, 1 horse, and 25 case sundry merchandise. Tho s.s. Lilla Rookh left Waitara at 5 p.m. on Saturday, and would probably arrive before dark last night. She is announced to return thither at 3 p.m. to-day. The ketch Wild Duck, from Raglan, crossed the bar yesterday morning, and should reach the wharf some time through the night.

The 8.6. Hannah Mokau arrived from Raglan at an early hoar on Saturday morning,' and left again for Waitara »t 5.15 p.m. same day. The s.e, Rowena arrived from New Plymouth at 9.30 a.m. on Saturday. She is announced to loavo Hgain at 3 p.m. to-day for Waitara, New Plymouth, and Opunake. Tbe Union S.S. Company's s.s. Hawea arrived from Southern ports yeatorday morning. We are indebted to the purser for latest files and the following report:—Left Port Chalmers on the 12th September at Lls p.m.; arrived at Akaroa on the 13th at 5 a.m.; sailed for Lyttelton at 6.30 a.m., and arrived at 10.30 a.m.; sailed at 5 p.m. for Wellington, and arrived on the 14th at 8 a.m.; sailed on the 15th at 1 p.m. for Picton, and arrived at 5.45 p.m.; sailed at 7 p.m. for Nelson, and arrived on the 16th at 3 a.m.; sailed at 3 p.m. for Taranaki, and arrived on the 17th at G a.m.; sailed at 3 p.m. for Monukau. The Hawea left again at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, bearing the Southern portion of the English mail. KAIPARA. Arrivals.—September 10, Gazelle, barque, from Duuedin; 11th, Estelle, baiquentine, from Auckland; 12th, Kate McGregor, from Auckland. Depabtdkes.—September 16.—Wild Wave, brig, for Sydney; Aurora, schooner, for Wellington.

The brigantine Aratapu will be loaded tonight or to-morrow morning. She is bound to Suva, Fiji. There is a white fore-and-aft schooner outside the bar, very probably the Telegraph, from Waitara. She will get in to-morrow morning. — [Own Correspondent, September 16.] WHANGABOA. Abrivals. — September 9tb, Kriemhilda, schooner, Bathuret, from Auckland; 11th, Sarah Ann, barque, Simpson, for loading baulk timber; 14th, Vixen, cutter, for repairs at Messrs. Lane and Brown's ; 15th, Minnie Hare, from Auokland. Depabidbss.—September 14th, Kriemhilda, schooner, Bathurst, for Mongonui, with 27,000 feet sawn timber; Anna Bell, brig, McLeod, with 48,000 feet sawn, and 138,000 feet baulk timber for Sydney.—[Own Oorreepondont.]

BT TBLBQ'K'AP^B. '.-.,:■: HOKIANGA- ' Septemberl7.—The Kβ. lona arrived here at noon yesterday, and sailed"»gain for Auckland early this morning." Arrived: FannyLThornton, from Auckland. Sailed: T. B. Taylor, for W&ng»nui. :■•■ - ■' ■ '••• ■-■•■ ■;•■■■•' ■■■ WELLINGTON. ; . • "Septemter. 17.—Arrived: Wallace, from Nelsan; Grafton, from LytteUu'u; e.e. Hinemoa, from Auckland ; s.s. Wakatipu, from the South. Sailed: Aostralind and SophU :K. Luhrs, barques, for Newcastle; Mary Ogilrie, brigantine, for Grey month; Algoaßiy, barque, for Portland ; s.s. Wakatipo, for Sydney. September 18.—Arrived: Wild Deer, ship, from Glasgow (June 8) with 42 passengers, all welL- ;■■ ■':._-■ . . : -.:■ - ■ . ■■: ■-■-..: